Lecturers Page Dr. Willy Abraham

Dr. Willy Abraham

I have a strong academic background in marketing. My BA, MA, and doctorate all focus on marketing management. I'm a tenure track lecturer in the deprtment of Technology Marketing where I hold various academic responsibilities including Head of the Digital Marketing specializtion, Head of the Marketing Clinic overseen by the Technological Marketing Department, and Chairperson of the Teaching Committee. In the last few years I have been serving as ad-hoc reviewer in two leading academic journals (IMR & Tourism Management).  I'm also a freelance marketing advisor. Twice a week I appear on the Trending show (aired on i24news) to discuss the latests tech advancements and innovations emerging from Israel and the world.

Areas of interest and Teaching

Areas of interest

  • consumer animosity
  • tourism management
  • conspicuous consumption
  • hospitality research
  • consumer ethnocentrism
  • consumer behavior

Teaching

Hebrew lective year: תשפד

Research

Currently, I lead several major research projects aimed at examing tourism behavior in the context of cultural and international disputes.

Awards

Best Paper Award, International Journal of Business and Social Science - 2013

Publications

1. Abraham, V., Poria, Y. (2019). "A research note exploring socially visible consumption in tourim", Tourism Management, Vol. 70, pp. 56-58. (IF = 5.9).

2. Abraham, V., Reitman, A. (2018). "Conspicuous consumption in the context of consumer animosity", International Marketing Review, Vol. 35, No.3, pp.1-18. (IF = 1.6)

3. Abraham, V., Reitman, A. (2014), "Item-Generation in Consumer Animosity Research", Middle East Journal of Scientific Research, Vol. 23 No. 1, pp. 464-471.

4. Abraham, V., (2013), "A Cross Cultural Investigation of the Effect of Consumer Animosity on Purchase Involvement", International Journal of Business and Social Science, Vol. 4, No.4, pp. 32 - 44.

5. Abraham, V., (2013), "Does Consumer Animosity Impact Purchase Involvement?": An Empirical Investigation", International Journal of Business and Social Science, Vol. 4, No.1, pp.1 – 11.

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